Q: Certain antibiotics kill bacteria by inhibiting translation, directly affecting the ribosomes. These antibiotics are not also damaging to human cells because:
A		human ribosomes are protected from antibiotics by being in the nucleus.
B		human cells have enzymes that can degrade the antibiotics.
C		the antibiotics are only capable of entering the bacterial cells.
D		bacterial ribosomes are structurally different from human ribosomes.

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